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New York, New York County, New York
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A letter from Boston dated March 14 complains about the slow pace of congressional proceedings, criticizing wasted time on unimportant speeches and debates over the Secretary's report and Treasury department arrangements, while noting sentiments sowing disaffection.
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"We are all fatigued out with the slowness of congressional proceedings. Too much time is wasted in long speeches upon points, to say the least not of the greatest importance; at this rate of progression, it will consume the life of Congress to decide on the Secretary's report. Not a day should be lost, as the year will be too short for the arrangements necessary in the Treasury department---and it gives a trifling air to the measures of government to spend so much time in debating and re-debating inconsistent propositions.---The foregoing are my own sentiments---but I forbear to repeat the observations of Some characters, who take pleasure in finding fault, and wish to sow the seeds of disaffection among the people."
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Boston
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March 14
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Letter expresses fatigue with slow congressional proceedings, time wasted on unimportant speeches and debates over the Secretary's report and Treasury department arrangements, giving a trifling air to government measures; author shares own sentiments but avoids repeating fault-finding observations sowing disaffection.